AI imagines what Sky Sports pundits would look like in the 1930s as fans say Roy Keane ‘looks like a Bond Villain’

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ROY KEANE has been compared to a “Bond villain” after being transported back to the 1930s by AI.

Fellow Sky Sports pundits Jamie Carragher, Gary Neville and Micah Richards have also been put through the AI filter.

Roy Keane and his fellow Sky Sports pundits have been given a 1930s makeover by AI[/caption]

Fans compared Keane to a ‘Bond villain’ after AI imagined what he would look like 90 years ago[/caption]

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A video shared to social media by Sky Sports shows what the ex-footballers may have looked like during the 1930s.

The old-fashioned snaps left fans shocked by their new appearances.

Former Manchester United captain Keane keeps his stern look in the black and white photo.

His AI counterpart sits with his legs crossed in a three-piece suit, with fans convinced he looks like he should be foiling 007.

One commented: “Keane looks like a Bond villain.”

Meanwhile, Carragher was given flowing locks in the imagined image of himself from 90 years ago.

The ex-Liverpool defender’s look was completed by an unbuttoned shirt as one fan wrote: “Carragher got that Essex look.”

Richards also saw a change to his hairstyle, with AI handing him a much shorter cut whilst keeping his trademark grin.

Jamie Carragher was given an ‘Essex look’ by the AI makeover[/caption]

Micah Richards also received the AI treatment in Sky Sports’ video[/caption]

Like Keane, he wears a suit in the snap to complete a dapper 1930s look.

Finally, Neville has longer hair, which is styled with a side parting and a stubbly beard.

Keane’s former United team-mate can be seen wearing a shirt and jumper with his sleeves rolled up.

Neville’s 1930s look divided fans, though, with one saying: “Neville looks like a village cricketer.”

However, another claimed: “Neville literally looks the same.”

Recent images of the pundits were also included in the video to highlight the contrast with their AI counterparts.

Fans were divided on Gary Neville’s 1930s appearance[/caption]